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Omaha daily bee., 1887-10-19
To Discuss Car Load Rates.

DEs MONIES, Ia, Oct. 1S.-[Spccial Tele-
gram to the BEE. Governor Larrabee has
requested the board of railroad commission
ers to represent Iowa at the meeting of the
Interstate commerce commission at Washing
ton, November l. when the special car load
rate question will again be considered. 1t is
probable that one or more of the commission
ers will attend the meeting.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-10-19
Weather Indications.

For Nebraska; Warmer, followed by
cooler, fair weather light to fresh southerly
winds, veerng to northwesterly.
For Iowa: Warmer, fair weather. fresh to
brisk southwesterly winds.
For Eastern and Central Dakota: Rain,
warmer, fresh to brisk southerly winds.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-10-19
The Fire Record.

CARLISLE, Pa, Oct, 1s.-A most destructive
fire is raging along the northern ridge of the
Blue mountains. Much valuable timber has
been destroyed and the loss will be very
heavy. A gang of men are at work, but all
efforts at staying the progress of the fire
thus far have been unavailng.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-10-19
Steamship Arrivals.

New YoRK, Oct lS,-[Special Telegram to
the BEE. l-Arrived-The Nevada, from Liv-
erpool; the Queen from Liverpool.
MoyILLE, Oct. lS.--Arrived-The Devonia,
from New York for Glasgow
QUEENSTOWN, Oct. lS.-Arrived-The Ohio
and Egypt, from New York.
PLYMOUTH, Oct. lS.-Arived-The Belgen-
land, from New York for Antwerp.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-10-19

CHICAGO, Oct lS,A dispatch from New
York says it is reported that the Leipsc Dis
count company of Leipsic, Germany, has
failed for nine million marks, and that tho
directors have fed II is believed however,
that the company will be able to meet all Of
its obligatiOuS
Omaha daily bee., 1887-10-19
The Employing Brick Makers.

CHICAGO, Oct, lS.-'rhe National Employing
Brick Makers association opened its second
annual convention this afternoon. Two hum
drcd and fifty delegates from all large cities
Of the union are present The convention
will last three days.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-10-19
A PAPER BLAZE.
The Immense Wooden Mills at Middle
town, o., on Fire,

DAYTON, O., Oct. lS.-At 80 a. m. it is
learned that the immense paper mills at
Middletown, o., are burning and the town is
greatly alarmed.
SYRACUSE, N. Y, Oct. 1s--Fire tonight
destroyed the millinery house of Barney
Lampley & Co., the dry goods house Of
Gerge g. Young & Bro, and the handsome
store of Emerson a. Co. The losses will ag
gregate over 100000, with an insurance of
about half
Omaha daily bee., 1887-10-19

PLArrsMoUTH, Ncb, Oct. 1S-The paint
department of the b. & M. shops was the
scene of an unaccountable explosion late yes
tcrday afternoon. A tank of hot water ex-
ploded, blowing out twenty foot section of
the floor above, and a large section of the
roof The windows in the building We're all
smashed and the varnsh room wrecked.
There were number of workmen in the
building at the time, but none of them, for
tunately, We're hurt. The concussion was
sufficient to shake the entire building.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-10-19
Protestant Episcopal Congress.

LOUISVILLE, Oct. ls.-The eleventh annual
session of the congress of the Protestant
Episcopal church of the United States
opened at Christ church this morning
bishop Peterkin, of West Virginia, delivered
sermon. In the afternoon Bishop Dudley
delivered the inaugural address and was
followed by DR. Wildes, general secretary,
with Il memorial ON deceased members.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-10-19
\ Fishing Disaster,

GLOUCESTER, Mass, Oct ls,-The schooner
Herman Ransom arrived from Grand Banks
to-day, and her captain reports that on Sep
tcmber l3 he fell in with the French fishing
sloop St. Pierre, off st. Pierre, 'waterogged.
lie boarded her and found ten men drowned
The weather being very rough, he was un-
able 10 do anything with her or recover the
Dyuiek:
Omaha daily bee., 1887-10-19
Struck BY an Engine.

GRANT, Neb,, Oct. lS.-[Special Telegram
to the BEE IA deaf and dumb man by the
name of Oliver Littleton, of Imperial, was
struck by an east-bound freight engine here
today, inhcting serious injuries.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-10-19
Hard Coal Freight Rates Reduced.

CHICAGO, oct. lS.-The Rock Island rail
road reduced the rate to-day on hard
coal from Chicago to Council Bluffs
and Omaha, from 50 % to s. per ton. All Of
the competing lines met the new rate,
Omaha daily bee., 1887-10-19
A Reception to Bishop O'Connen.

PLATTE CENTER, Neb., Oct. 1S-[Special
Telegram to the BEE, bishop O'Connell,
escorted to here from Humphreys by
cornet band and 100 of St. Mary's congrega-
titn mounted, was given reception this
evening at the residence of Hon. j. A.
kehoe.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-10-19
Swiss Rats.

BERNE, Oct. 1S,--At meeting of socialists
held here, resolutions We're adopted protest
ing against the execution of the condemned
Chicago anarchists and declaring that if their
sentence is carried out it would be a judicial
murder
Omaha daily bee., 1887-10-19
BankerRawson's Condition.

CnIcAGo, Oct lS.--Young Lee, who shot
Banker Rawson, Sunday, was arraigned in
the court this morning and held without bali
10 await the result of the shooting. The doc
tors now think there is possibility that
Gawson may recover,
Omaha daily bee., 1887-10-19
Death OF an Editor.

LOUISVILLE, oct, ls-C w. Hurley, said
to be editor Of the Houston (Tcxas) Daily
Post, died on the Louisville & Nashville
train en- route to this city from Cincinnati
last uight. His death resulted from violent
helnOlThage,
Omaha daily bee., 1887-10-19
The Trans. Sold.

NEBRASKA CITY, Neb., Oct. 1s.-[Specal
Telegram to the BEE. THE sale of the
Trans Missouri packing house at this city to
Charles l.. Hutchinson, of Chicago, is am
nounced. Consideration, $4,000.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-10-19
The Chicago Boodlers.

CHICAGO, Oct. 1s.-Arguments on the mo-
tion for new trial in the great omnibus
Doodle case We're concluded before Judge
Jameson to-day, and decision reserved until
tomorrow morning. T..
Omaha daily bee., 1887-10-19
Under British Control.

LONDON, Oct lS--It is officially announced
that the Niger districts of Western Africa
are under British protection.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-10-19
Fighting for Bread.

LONDON, Oct. lS.-The disturbance created
by the unemployed persons who frequent
Trafalgar square still continues. A number
of unemployed workmen met in Hyde park
to-day for the purpose of making a demon
stration. A squad of mounted police rode
along the crowd and collision occurred. The
mob, after serious conflict, drove the police
back Several arrests We're made,
After some further fighting the crowd was
dispersed, many being thrown down and
trampled upon. Several arrests were made.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-10-19
Church Of the Disciples,

INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. ls,--The twelfth gen
cral convention of the Church of Disciples
met in this city to-day with $40 delegates
representing eighteen states,
Omaha daily bee., 1887-10-19

CHICAGO, Oct. 1S.-Delegates to the con-
vention of employing printers began ses-
sion here to-day. Committees were appointed
and Chairman Smith addressed the meeting
upon the necessity for forming a national
typothetae, c. Fl. Blakcley read an address,
in which, after outlining the reason for call
ing the convention, he said: 1T sits not as
an enemy to labor, but believes in the princi-
pie that the laborer is worthy of his hire.
When, however, he strives to place the price
of his labor at figure or enact laws bent on
crushing capital, he must not complain if
capital resolves to protect itself from posi-
tive annihilationn
Omaha daily bee., 1887-10-19
Died of Heart Disease.

FULLERTON Neb,, Oct, 1S.-[Special to the
BEE. Mrs. Daniel Clother, of Columbus,
died here Sunday night, of heart disease.
The remains will be taken to Columbus
where funeral services will he held to-mor-
Omaha daily bee., 1887-10-19
The school House Collapse.

New York, Oct lS.--Tho police are still at
worl, in The ruins Of the fallen school house
,ll5th street A Swedc carpenter Is miss
sing and his body is supposed TO be in the
ruins. Father Herman capnot recover, tkf
doctors say. -
Omaha daily bee., 1887-10-19
Killed at Crossing.

LANCASTER, Pa, Oct, ls.-Mrs. Jacob
Steltzfus aud Mrs Barbara Steltzfus, while
put riding to-day Were struck by Pennsyl-
vania train and instantly killed.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-10-19
The Death Record,


PARIs, Oct. lS.--Alfred Auguste Cuvilicr-
Fleury, the author, is dead.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-10-19

service, produced such profound disgust OF
the Russian policy that it is even considered
doubtful whether the visit of the czar would
be well received by the German nation.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-10-19
KNIGHTS OF LABOR.
The indianapolis journal and Senti.
mel BOycOtted.

MINSEAPoLIs, Oct. 1s.-In the executive
session of the general assembly OF the
knights Of Labor this morning Whead, Of
Iowa, offered resolution that the assembly
adjourn at the close of tomorrow mornings
session, which was carried. section of
the constitution was amended in the sense
that all local assemblies must attach them
selves to either the state, district or national
assembly. Mileage was fixed at cents.
Mr.. Barry, of the general assembly, pre-
sentcd Mr.. Powderly, for his wife, with
large portrait of himself.
At the afternoon session of the Knights of
Labor permission was granted the locked out
brass workers, of New York city, to appeal
to the order at large for assistance. The
plan of establishing department of women's
work was adopted. Further action taken
makes it compulsory on the general eX
ccutive board to issue charters for national
trade assemblies, when locals desiring it
comply with the law instead of having adj
cisory power, as now. Another recommen-
dation adopted was to the effect that trade
local attached to "A state or mixed district as
scmbly may. on payment of all dues and as
scssmchts, withdraw and join Il national dis
trct Of its trade and also retire in the same
manner, provided it returned to the body
to which it formerly belonged. Individuals
who join mixed locals and afterwards take
transfer to trade locals can be compelled to
pay the difference, If any, in initiation fees.
Among other amendments were one fixing
the minimum limit of an initiation fee at 81,
the maximum remaining the same; that
members in arrears six months be dropped
from the rolls, and making maintenance of
an assistance fund optional instead of COM
pulsory.
An interesting episode in the morning ses-
sion was occasoncd by the introduction of a
recommendation to the effect that the gen
eral secretary be empowered to employ or
discharge employees in the general Office for
cause, subject to the approval of the general
executive board. Barry and Bailey con-
sdered this another stab at them and an ex-
cited debate followed. Litchman said it was
no more than fair and just that he be
| given the power asked One of the
| charges brought against him by Bailey and
| Barry was that he had discharged man EN-
| ployed by the Office without authority. He
| did so because the employe was a confirmed
| drunkard and unfit for duty. He also stated
| that the employees in this Office had given out
secret circulars and other matter that had
most mystcriously leaked out during the past
! year The general officers were at the mercy
of these fellows. They We're retained be
cause Barry and Bailey wonld not vote to
discharge them. The motion to adopt was
| lost, 1t was resolved to boycott two Indian
| apolis papcrs-the Journal and Sentine-for
having discharged all employees connected
| with the Knights of Labor and Typographical
| union and refusing to take them back when
| requested.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1887-09-10

" de celia dix ans, le vaissean Marie
C<lestc fit vOile du port de- New York avec
treize personnes bord. Parmi les passa.
gers &C trouvaieut 10 femme ct le jeu0e en-.
FAINT de l'armateur da navire. II y await a
bord uns cargaison de prix ct le vaisscau se
rendait Vile Franche sur Ia Mediterranec.
Une barqne anglaise qni sen revenait aper.
cut le Marie Gillette . environ 800 miles D
l'Ouest d~ Gibraltar. La barQue donna al.
gnal On Marie CSleste ct fat sMrprise de nc
recevoir ancune reponse. Tronvant ceci
6trange, Ia. a.barque anglaise % dirigea vers
le Marie CSissts, ! Paide de longues.vues ON
examina attsntivement co qui pouvait 20
passer sar 10 pont. Mai. II ny await ris"
de- visible Qui donnAt signe dc vie. Uc
sentiment d'inquietude s'smpars do r6qui-
page de Ia barqae. On NIT une chaloupe
Do sauvetage ! 10 mer, ct 10 capitaine ct
quelques d'hommes hardis Ia montArent ct
ramArent vers 10 Marie Cxleste. Arrives 4
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Ma chsre Marcelle, disait une voix trem'

Ma chsre Marcelle, disait une voix trem-
blante son oreille.
Ellie 90 retourna brusquement, comme
Sveillee en- sursaut. C'etait son annie Ber-
the d'ArRonne. Berthe await une physiono-
mie dune expression singuli4re:
-Qu'y a-t-ii ft-elle, prise dun vague
effroi.
Mime Le Barey m'avait dit que tn stais
an Salon.
-Quy a-t.ili rspsta.t-elle avec angoisse.
-Jai besoin de to parler. Viens... On
recu des nouvelles de N. Bernard.
-Le malheureux est mort
Nine d'Agonne 20 tut ct baissa 10 tste.
Marcelle demeura immobile ct comme
frappee de stupeur. La coincidence de cet-
10 nouvelle funebre avec % presence pres9ue
clandestine devant le tableau de Robert Du-
plessy ID saisissait CONNIE I'm coup de IL
Providence, CONNIE un advertisement solen.
mel aui Ia rappelait ! ells-mems, lui dSvoi-
lait 10 fond de son copr ct donnait % Gu
r;osits quelqus chose do coupable, prssqus
Dc sacri)Age. II lui semblait qu'elle vensit
d'stre surprise en- fragrant dSlit d'in6del;te
conjugale.
-Partons, dit-elle.
Ellie prit le bras do Berthe, ct toutes deux
travers4rsnt len SALES sans echanger une
parole. Files montarent dams 10 coupS do
Ia comtesss, aui attendait ID porte. Mar
cslls Stait doublement trists. La poignants
amsrtume de- % desillusion ct 10 souvenir do
Ia mort de aon pAre lui rsmontaisnt a. e%ur
sous rimpression do cetts brusqus nouvells.
Et ION n'apprend pas avec indifference,
qusls qu'aisnt pu stre ses torts, Il dispar'-
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tE FRUIT DeFENOU.

lie 6taient deux frAres, Pun Charles,
Ago de treisc ans, le second p .erre, de
deux ans plus jeuue. Charles, grand,
bien fait, bean earcon, CONNIE on le
Quali6ait dams le village de b., Pierre,
au contraire, ch6tif, le dos un pen voA.
e, lee jambes greles ct avec celia no re.
garl atone qui ravsit fait surnommer
rIdiot par ses camarades, bien quill
INT p0urtant loiu de letre. Leur PERI,
brave homme quoique fort indifferent
On @ qui couceruait reducati0n ct
meme raGection 4 r6partir entire ses
deux iils, c6slsut, pour aroir Ia pair
dass con Ss<sAgc, aux instances dc "a
femme GermaiMe, svait bien v0alu que
Charles suivlt lee Iecons de piDstitu.
teur, tandis que Pierre, jux6 indigne
par - mere de toute education, de
t0ute instruction meme, passait ses
journ6es 4 mener boire les bestiaux de
10 ferme, a gartler lee Oies, q rentrer le
grain, t0utes chooses fort bOnnes en- col,
. condition Qu'elIes ne porteut pas pre-
judice . risstruction ri uGccasaire, sur.
tout ch6s de- natures CONNIE celIe de
Pierre, IT, roufermee ct pen accessible
sux se6tineuts, du moins . CO Quill
semblait.
Toni jeupe. d'aillears, Get enfant
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table horreur, un dsgoat quill lui etait i'm
possible de dissimuler pour tout CO qui etait
grossi4rete, bassesse ct vilenie. II etait
meme capable dune action chevaleresque,
non par exaltation, mais par sincerite dc
sentiment. Son visage, aux hgnes fermes
ct reguliAres, au nez droit soulign6 dune
fine moustache, aux marines mobiles, au
teint colors, an front large ct volontaire, an
mention dSlicat, etait eclaire par des yeux
clairs ct francs, qui regardaient On face C'e-
TAFT le visage dune nature intelligence ct af-
fective, un peu sanguine, mais bien equili-
brSe.
Un matin, Marcelle dit 1 "a tante:
-Marraine, LAure ma Scrit qu'elle etait
souftrants aujourd'hui. Je vais en- pro6ter
pour aller au Salon. Je voudrais v0ir les
6maux, les miniatures ct les aquarelles, que
nous n'avons pas eu ls temps de regarder 10
jour du vernissage. -.
va, ma Gle, celia 10 distraira, rspondit
ID tante, que cetts Tongue explication cut
peut-atre mise On garde 81 ellie await ets OBJ
servatrice, mais ellie ne retait pas.
Au Salon, Marcelle s'arrata une minute
sur le palier passer lee smaux On revue,
promenant son regard machinalement de
Fun 1 vautre, sans, d'ailleurs, en- voir un
seul. voulait-elle 20 donner le change 4
ells-mems Le ceur de 10 femme est 81 sub
til! Mais h minute d'apres, ellie etait assise
sur h banquette ID plus rapprochee du Foess
et Ia Muse, ct ellie rassasiait ses yeux.
Depuis combien de temps etait-elle absor-
be dams cette contemplation, quand ellie
sentit tout l coup une main saisir ct serrer
doucement ID siennef
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examiner son oeuvre principale avec tant
d'attention le jour du veruissage lui consa-
era dams 10 Moxitewr un de Co.'S longs articles
descriptifs dune couleur 6blouissants ct
dune incompatible magui6cence de STYLE
qui 6taient II consideration dune renommSe.
Son psre, en6n convert II peinture, lui
Scrivit une lettre don't remotion presque en-
thousissts stait bien sigui6cative de Ia
part Do co vieillard Fesprit positif ct
timorS, ct qui 70 toucha plus que tout le res.
to. bravo lui disait-il. Ne Tanton Went
dc me faire lire le feuilleton du MoxiteMr ct
10 Courier De 1a~grs reproduit un passa.
g du Temps tres aimable pour toi LIE mai
70 ma fait des compliments. Tout le mon
Dc me- demande 1 voir tes tetes d'Achille ct
dEpaminondas, ct lis pretendeut tous avoir
devinS t. gloire. Celia me fait rire, car ils
ne Pavaient pas devinse plus que moi. Msis
ie suis heureux. Merci, mon cher Rarcon.
Dc r6jouir ainsi lee deruiers jours de ton
vieux pere. All! si h pauvre femme vivait
encore, ellie qui await toujours cru on toi,
ells en- deviendrait folle 4"
Les yeux de Robert % mouillArent. LIE
lointain de % mere lui stait restS
tres doux. Quel triomphateur, eht-il le
c0ur bronze par les luttes de ID vie, ma as.
Docie ! ses premiers success ridee de "a mere
morte, aprSs avoir &tS l u peine ct sans 6tre
J Vhonneurs A qui u peusee de ID jo;e ct de
Forgueil qu'aurait sprouvSs b chere ame,-
,urtout ii c'stait une de ces creatures hum.
bles ct douces, devouSes avec une simplic;tS
heroique an fruit de leurs entrailles ct vo-
ensevelies dams rombre pieuse
IL foyer domsstique,-ne parait-elle bien
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&..'l''.'e ID &,stA.,:ts.
beUxIeME PARTIE.
OUry8.
XVIlI.

Robert gotta dam toute son enivrants
douceur % premier sourire Dc h gloire don't
. parSS vanvenargues. II sut CO qu'on ap.
pelle uue bonne prssss, avec tout juste h..
=. e oss oG.s = q % ss'' & Isuf i
Jour, son snvoi await IS signals par plu.
eieurs journaux. Il s'Stait couchS inconnu,
q . rtveilla prssqus cSlSbre. Paris est une
vile Oh biea souvsut b rspution s'improviss
CONNIE b fortune, quite I pertir aussi vits
keaux sonnlrent ! - porte. Goupillard lui
ashsta 5000 francs d Nxse et k Nsese, tout
q lui conssillant un genre moins severe, ct
200 vEs(a.e d IA baigwoirs, don't on lui Of.
frit $500 auslquss hsures aprss. C'Stait un
bean commencement. II vendit aussi quel.
GUS ssquisses ct pstits tablsaux don't Il ma
yait Pae % jusqu'alors l'id<s de tirer parti.
Oe l1i dtesrna uns deuxiems mSdaille ct le
psix du Salon.
Il cs;t;qus inAusnt que nous avoas Va
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preferable l "a propre joie ct 1 son propre
orgueilf All! q ellie etait IA, qu'on serait
cent fois plus heureux ct plus fer, ct comme
on ramasserait toute % gloire pour lui en-
faire un bouquet de fsts Robert ss prone
na de long en- large dams son petit atelier,
quil n'avait pas quite, ls cpur gonAs com:
me un enfant, % rappelmt le jour Oh il lui
await apporte, pour son anniversaire, une
pauvre figure de Judith desyinSe en- grand
secret ct on ellie ravait embrasss plus ten
drement que de coutume, ellie qui, CONNIE
toutes les femmes de Ia campagne, n'avait
point ces expansions de tsndresse des mAres
parisiennes. All chers souvenirs des pre-
mi3res annees, alors Qu'oa 6tait bon ct que
le ceur etait neuf! Aias le sisn n'avait
pas vieilli. II revint 1 % table, brusque-
ment, ct prit une grands Photographic de
aon tableau. Apr4s un moment d1h6sitation,
IL ecrivit au bas: HommaSe dw respect k plxs
prcfond ct e plMs d<row<. Et i renvoya !
Marcelle. Mais il n'avait pu % .rssoudre
ecrire au-dessus de son hommaQe: A Mada-
Se J. BevNard
Robert Duplessy await alors pras de tren.
te ans: II tenait de - mere, je Tai deja dit,
ct Ia famine; dc son pere, "a
mour de Ia vie correcte ct rangSe. Avec
dc fantaisie dams pesprit, Il men
await aucune dams ID conduite. Lindspen-
dance dc son caractArs % joignai. I'M
amour naturel desla rsgle, mais dune rsgls
quill savait s'inposer / lui-msme. II gar
DAFT cette fraicheur de sentiment, d'impres-
sions ct didees, apanage ct recompense des
jeunes gems don't Ia vie etS chaste. Sans
men avoir d'heroique, Il ressentait uue v6ri.
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BUREAU: RIVE GAUCHE,
UN MILE ET DEMl
AU-OESSOUS De uEGlISE ST. PIERRE

cote lis cri3rent tons ensemble atm d'attirer
rattentiOn. II ny cut pas dc rep0nse.
Tout etait silencieux CONNIE le tOmbeau.
Le caPitaine, snivi par ses hOmmcs, mOnta
a bord du Marie Celeste pour connaitre Ia
canse do ce silence inusit6, ct on commence
faire un examen cOmplet du vaisseau.
Dams les draps Sc trouvait le linge des ma.
telOts pOnr le lavage de In semaine. TOutes
les chalOrpes de sanvetage 6taient snspen.
dues 4 leurs places anx daviers. Chaque
cable ct chaQue mature 6tait "a place. II
ne man0nait pas IN senl epissOir. L'habita.
Gle ct Ia bOussole 6taient intacts. En- des-
cendant A Pecoutille d'avaut on trouva on
repas 4 demi mango sur Ia table des ma
rims. lis SO rendircnt ensuite l'arriere du
navire ct dams Ia chambre du capitaine,
trOuverent IA aussi les restes dun repas in
terrOmpu. Dams un coin de Ia chambre II y
await nne machine coudre ct un petit ha-
billement 6tait encore sous raiguille avec
nm dc sur le coin de Ia machine, Indignant
par Ia que In dame await Etc prOmptement
appellee &c rendre an repas du midi. Lar.
gent qui % tsOuvait dana 10 eohro 6t"is
encore. Le chronom8tre du capitaine 6tait
snspendu 10 place ordinaire. Les mon.
tres des seconds etaient pendues dams leurs
chambres d'apparat. Chaque chose 6tait
dams un ordre parfait. Mais on 4tait p6.
quipagef Pas une senle trace des treize
personnes qui avaient laiss6 New York peu
dc temps auparavant no pouvait 6tre trOu-
wee. Files avaient myst6rieusement ct en-.
tiSrement disparu. lie livre de locli, dams
leQuel Ia derni3re cntr6e 6tait dat6S dc 4S
hcures avant parriv6e de- Ia barque anglai.
se, indiQnait que 10 voyage await 6t6 favo.
rablc. On n'avait essuy6 aucune tempete,
ct rencOntr6 nj pirates nj assassins. II ny
await aucuue chose qui put montrer qu'an
combat await en- lien. Aucun article dc
puix no manquait. Oh ct pourquoi r6qui.
page avait.il quite le uaviref
Le Marie Celeste fnt emmen6 4 viho
Franche on Oh cargaison fut d6chsrg6e OF
eusuite on le ramena New York. La
nouvelle de retrange disparition du mall
henreux 6Quipage du navire Marie Ctlests
fut envOy6e rEtat d'oA on 10 Rt c0nuaitro
4 tous lee repr6sentauts des .Etats- Unis I
r6tranger, avec priere den informer lee
divers, CO Qui tut fatt.
De cette maniere Ia nouvelle fut 6ient8t
chaQue percepteur dc doua.
nee de l'univers. On prit tous lee moyens
possibles pour 6claircif 10 myst6re, ct NAL.
gre toutes lee d6marches qn'ou faites on
nest pas plus avanc6 qu'au premier jour.
C'est une singuli6re coincidence cue 10
Marie Cxleste ait plus tard peri dune ma.
Mere violente. On l'employait CONNIE
vaisseau marchaud entire New York ct Gu
ba. En- mars 1885, sou capitaine rassure
pour une somme considerable, plaza borti
une quantit6 dc barils d'eau ct quelques
tiercons do m6lasse, co On quot % ca'gaison
etait supposee 6tre, % rendit 4 Caba. ct ID
commit Ia baraterie, en- naufragesnt 10 ma.
vire sur Ia cote. LIE process pour cette Of
fense aura lieu prochainement, ct II eet pro.
bable one tous lee faita de rhistoire du
Marie Celeste seront mis- 4 jour dans le cours
do process.